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Reference: The Postulates: Postulate Mechanics

These postulates outline the substance of the universe, and its characteristics.

A postulate is a foundational assumption taken as true, from which everything else is derived.

Abbreviation: PS = Postulate

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Postulates

PS 16: All thought forms together make up the UNIVERSE.

1. The primary substance of the universe is thought.

PS 17: Thought condenses into ENERGY. Energy condenses into MATTER.

1. Thought, energy, and matter form the spectrum of substance.

PS 18: The substance of the universe consists of thought, energy, and matter.

1. Thought, energy, and matter are substance because they are substantial enough to be sensed.

PS 19: The substantiality of substance is denoted by INERTIA.

1. Inertia increases from thought to energy to matter.

PS 20: The inertia of thought comes from identification.

1. Ideally the identification changes extremely rapidly and continuously.

PS 21: The inertia of energy comes from momentum.

1. As identification gains complexity its starts to become fixed and acquires momentum.
2. Thus we have energy.

PS 22: The inertia of matter comes from mass.

1. As identification gains fixity, it starts to become structured and acquires mass.
2. Thus we have matter.

PS 23: Inertia is counterbalanced by MOTION.

1. Motion is an inherent rate of change of form of substance.

PS 24: Motion decreases as inertia increases.

1. Zero motion (absolute rest) shall correspond to infinite inertia.
2. Black hole at the center of galaxy approaches infinite inertia.

PS 25: No identification equates to zero inertia and infinite motion.

1. Unidentified thought is impossible to grasp.
2. Speed of light is nearly infinite with no mass. It is finite because of the momentum of light.

PS 26: Empty space is space empty of matter only. It is not empty of substance.

1. There is always invisible energy or thought in space.
2. Matter moves through energy and thought in space.

PS 27: Space describes the extents of substance.

1. The most empty space describes the extents of thought.
2. There is no such thing as a complete void.
3. There is no space in the absence of substance.

PS 28: Time describes the duration of substance.

1. Presence of time means changing substance.
2. “Infinite Time” shall mean “Unchanging Substance.”
3. There is no time in the absence of substance.

PS 29: Space and time are properties of substance.

1. Space and time are not independent of substance.
2. Without substance there is neither space nor time.

PS 30: The universe consists of substance-awareness-oneness.

1. The substance is a spectrum of thought-energy-matter.
2. The awareness looks at the substance and becomes conscious.
3. That consciousness ideally has a dynamic oneness.

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